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Local Edition We collect local arts from all around the world! Step into our sanctuary. Embark on a global journey within these walls at a local store.

Each item on our shelves is a carefully chosen piece that tells a story. We take pride in sourcing handmade treasures from artists worldwide, showcasing their expertise and preserving traditions. It’s our honor to invite you to be part of the narrative. Within the Local Edition, our space transforms into a dynamic gathering point, hosting international artistic events that draw people from diverse

backgrounds. From engaging workshops to fascinating exhibitions, we believe in the universal language of art, bringing individuals closer together across borders. Welcome to a world where the beauty of art knows no borders.

A throwback to the performance by Berlin-based Syrian artist Kahled Kurbeh at Local Edition!Explore more new sounds with...
30/03/2026

A throwback to the performance by Berlin-based Syrian artist Kahled Kurbeh at Local Edition!

Explore more new sounds with future events at localedition.com.au

A few shots form JWPTN’s ( ) set at Local Edition.Look for more gigs and events on our website at Localedition.com.au
10/03/2026

A few shots form JWPTN’s ( ) set at Local Edition.

Look for more gigs and events on our website at Localedition.com.au

This weekend, we’re proud to support the Iranian Music Festival Australia an artist-run festival dedicated to the resona...
05/03/2026

This weekend, we’re proud to support the Iranian Music Festival Australia an artist-run festival dedicated to the resonance of Iranian music on Australian soil. At Local Edition, we believe in music’s power to heal and unite, and at a time when the people of Iran are enduring such immense hardship, we can think of no more vital or necessary gathering than this.

If you’re a regular at Local Edition many of these musicians are familiar to you. Don’t miss out this amazing programme and the chance to hold hands, embrace each other and become an ally for a better future.

📍Location: Leichhardt Town Hall
🗓️Date: 6-8 March
🎫Tickets: Iranianmusicfestival.com.au

We thrilled to announce that Karolina Beimcik will be back to perform in a quartet at Local Edition.Date: Fri, 27 March ...
04/03/2026

We thrilled to announce that Karolina Beimcik will be back to perform in a quartet at Local Edition.

Date: Fri, 27 March 2026
Time:
Doors: 6:30 pm
Music: 7:00 pm
Address: 277-279 Broadway, Glebe

Karolina Beimcik- voice, violin
Parizad d. - visual arts
Hugh Stuckey - guitar
Jay Dagbar - tabla

Rise and Fall is an immersive audiovisual performance exploring the fragile balance of nature through improvisational jazz and Indian classical music. Featuring voice, violin, tabla and guitar, the project weaves Polish and Indian folk influences into a spontaneous, evolving soundscape. Live botanical visuals — created from handpicked natural elements and analogue-digital processes — bloom and transform in dialogue with the music, creating a living ecosystem of sound and image. Each performance becomes a unique meditation on loss, renewal and transformation.

Shots from .wlsn_selects ‘s set last week.Discover more gigs at Local Edition of our website localedition.com.au
26/02/2026

Shots from .wlsn_selects ‘s set last week.

Discover more gigs at Local Edition of our website localedition.com.au

Shots from ‘s set at Local Edition.Thanks to everyone who joined us for this amazing performance.Discover our future ev...
25/02/2026

Shots from ‘s set at Local Edition.

Thanks to everyone who joined us for this amazing performance.
Discover our future events at localedition.com.au

Saxophone quartet performance of arrangements by Phillip Johnston of the music of Steve Lacy“Seminal, brilliant post-mod...
17/02/2026

Saxophone quartet performance of arrangements by Phillip Johnston of the music of Steve Lacy
“Seminal, brilliant post-modern jazz” –Downbeat Magazine

“An exceptionally individualistic composer and superb improviser…” –The New Yorker

🗓️Date: Fri, 1 May 2026
⏰Time:
Doors: 6:30 pm
Music: 7:00 pm
📍Address: 277-279 Broadway, Glebe

This performance pays homage to the compositions of American soprano saxophone virtuoso Steve Lacy, as well as original jazz and New Music works by Johnston. Lacy’s work has been rarely performed in Australia since his untimely passing in 2004, but Johnston has been arranging and performing his work regularly since the early 80s and continues the practice here. His essay on Lacy’s tune Prospectus was included in the definitive 2021 book on Lacy’s work Steve Lacy (Unfinished).

This year we are committed to presenting more voices from international musical traditions on our stage.This means that ...
13/02/2026

This year we are committed to presenting more voices from international musical traditions on our stage.

This means that if your music is rooted in Indian, Anatolian, Armenian, Persian, Spanish, Chinese, Yemeni, North African, Balkan, Central Asian, Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, Latin American, or other culturally grounded traditions; whether expressed in classical, folk, contemporary, diasporic, or experimental forms. We want to hear from you.

We welcome artists who honour lineage while expanding form; who carry intergenerational knowledge; who reimagine tradition through new collaborations, instrumentation, or compositional approaches; and who bring distinct cultural vocabularies into dialogue with contemporary audiences.

Soloists, ensembles, cross-cultural collaborations, and genre-defying projects are encouraged to apply.

Visit our website at Localedition.com.au or the link in our bio and fill out the form.

Had a great gig last night with .Thanks to everyone who turned up. Explore more events on our website now!LOCALEDITION....
07/02/2026

Had a great gig last night with .
Thanks to everyone who turned up. Explore more events on our website now!

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05/02/2026

The bridge is the collaboration itself — baglama and piano, Anatolia and jazz, tradition and improvisation. Date: Saturday, 14 March 2026Time:Doors: 6:30 pmMusic: 7:00 pm Address: 277-279 Broadway, Glebe Muharrem Aslan - BaglamaAlister Spence - pianoMuharrem and Alister have known each other since...

The bridge is the collaboration itself — baglama and piano, Anatolia and jazz, tradition and improvisation.Date: Saturda...
05/02/2026

The bridge is the collaboration itself — baglama and piano, Anatolia and jazz, tradition and improvisation.

Date: Saturday, 14 March 2026
Time:
Doors: 6:30 pm
Music: 7:00 pm
Address: 277-279 Broadway, Glebe

VISIT LOCALEDITION.COM.AU TO BOOK TICKETS.

Muharrem Aslan - Baglama
Alister Spence - piano

Muharrem and Alister have known each other since first meeting at UNSW over a decade ago. In early 2025, they began collaborating more closely, exploring ways to bring together Anatolian bağlama music—with its evocative quarter-tone language—and jazz and free improvisation on the piano, an instrument defined by equal temperament. Over the course of the year, they composed eight original instrumental works and began to uncover a shared musical language that extends the traditions and practices of both instruments. This performance marks their debut as a duo. Deeply engaged in the creative process, they hope audiences will find the result both captivating and exciting.

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